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Unity is opening game creation in the browser with Spark, its new AI-powered tool for refining and publishing games without installing software or writing code. The closed beta is coming soon, and the service is meant to let people build and share games directly in a web browser without prior Unity development experience. -
Unity has released an official free plugin that connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Grok to projects inside the engine. A page for the tool is already up on GitHub, and it’s free to download. -
Unity 7 will let studios move up from Unity 6 without rebuilding their projects, according to a presentation at Unite Seoul on July 21, 2026. Unity framed the next major version of the Unity Editor and runtime as a compatibility-focused release, with beta testing set to begin in December 2026 and a full launch planned for early 2027. -
Unity has announced an expansion of its official support for the Valve ecosystem. The engine will now include built-in build tools for Linux, the Steam Deck, and the upcoming Steam Machines. Previously, developers had to integrate Steam into their projects manually via Steamworks, and running games on SteamOS relied on the Proton compatibility layer. -
Why Learn to Code When You Can Just Ask for It? Unity Integrates AI That Builds a Casual Game From a Prompt
Unity, the engine that powers nearly half of all mobile games and a good chunk of indie darlings, has decided that the future of game dev is all about text prompts. While some folks are still debating whether AI will kill creativity or just lower the barrier to entry, the engine's developers are getting ready to show the world a tool that can take a command like "make me something fun" and spit out a ready-to-play casual game. -
The announcement of Google's experimental AI tool, Project Genie—capable of generating game worlds from descriptions—has triggered a sharp negative reaction on the stock market. Shares of several gaming companies, including Unity, CD Projekt, and Nintendo, showed significant declines. The hardest hit was the engine developer Unity, whose stock tumbled by more than a third. -
The two main competitors in the game engine market, Unity and Epic Games with its Unreal Engine, have announced a technological alliance. This collaboration will allow studios to publish projects created in Unity directly within Fortnite's multiplayer ecosystem. -
Following Obsidian Entertainment, other studios have also temporarily pulled their projects from stores. For example, Bethesda removed Fallout Shelter from sale after a serious vulnerability was discovered in the Unity engine. -
Obsidian Temporarily Removes Several Games Due to Unity Vulnerability — Grounded 2, Avowed, and Pillars of Eternity Affected
Obsidian Entertainment has unexpectedly pulled several of its titles from the Xbox, PlayStation, and Steam digital storefronts. The reason is a newly discovered security vulnerability in the Unity engine. -
Unity Technologies has issued an official warning about a critical vulnerability in the Unity engine, affecting a wide range of editor versions and games built on the platform. The issue, identified as CVE-2025-59489, is classified as a high-severity vulnerability with a CVSS score of 8.4.
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